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Published on: 02/11/2026 - 12:13

Ukraine indicated, on the night of Sunday, November 1, that its mobile population alert application had been hacked. This attack allowed its authors to “spread false information to the population,” the ministry wrote on Telegram. An announcement followed by that of Russia also reporting a “massive cyberattack” against the application of the Ministry of Emergency Situations. Details from Emmanuelle Chaze, France 24 correspondent in kyiv.

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